| Character
Name |
The
Pun |
| Theme:
Vegetables |
| Bardock |
A Japanese root
vegetable called 'dock' |
| Brolli |
Broccolli |
| Kakarotto |
Carrots |
| Nappa |
Lettuce |
| Pan-bukin |
Pumpkin |
| Paragus |
Asparagus |
| Raditz |
Radish |
| Seripa |
Parsley |
| Taurus |
Turnip |
| Toma |
Tomato |
| Totepo |
Potato |
| Vegeta |
Vegetable |
| Theme:
Underwear |
| Bra |
Bra |
| Bulma |
A play on
Bloomers, which were women's undergarments that were first introduce in the
1800's |
| Dr.
Briefs |
Men's
underwear |
| Trunks |
Boxers |
| Theme:
Devil |
| Mr.
Satan |
Satan |
| Videl |
"Devil"
scrambled |
| Theme:
Instruments |
| Dende |
Derived from the
Japanese word "den-den-mushi" which is used to describe any mollusk
of the Gastropod class |
| Drum |
A
Drum |
| Kargo |
Escargo |
| Nail |
A play on snail,
which isn't really an instrument, but he's a namekian |
| Piano |
A
Piano |
| Piccolo |
A Piccolo |
| Slug |
Gastropod |
| Symbol |
A
Symbol |
| Tambourine |
A
Tambourine |
| Tsuno |
Horn |
| Theme:
Temperatures |
| Frieza |
Freezing/Freezer |
| King
Kold |
Cold |
| Kooler |
Cooler |
| Theme:
Fruits |
| Apple |
Apple |
| Blue Berry |
Blue berry |
| Dodoria |
Chinese
Gooseberry |
| Kuwi |
Kiwi |
| Rasberry |
Rasberry |
| Zarbon |
Pomelo |
| Theme:
Milk Products |
| Bata |
Butter |
| Ginyu |
Milk |
| Guldo |
Yogurt |
| Jese |
Cheese |
| Rikum |
Cream |
| Theme:
Foods/Drinks |
| Chaozu |
Dumpling |
| Chi-chi |
Breast |
| Emperor Pilaf |
Sauteed, seasoned
rice (rice pilaf) |
| Gohan |
Rice; it is the
suffix for breakfast lunch and dinner |
| Krillin |
Chestnut |
| Lunch |
Lunch |
| Marron |
French chestnut |
| Oolong |
Literal for Black
Dragon (Wu Long), a type of black tea (Oolong tea) |
| Pan |
Bread |
| Puar |
Chinese
Tea |
| Shao and Mai |
Their names
combined, "shao-mai" is a dim sum dumpling dish |
| Tienshinhan |
Fried
Rice |
| Yamcha |
Means "dim
sum," chinese food that resembles dumplings |
| Theme:
Other |
| Buu |
Bibi-dee
Babi-dee Buu |
| Cell |
Cell |
| Dai
Kaiou-shin |
Big
God of the World Kings |
| Goku |
The Japanese
translation of the Chinese name Son Wukong, who was the Monkey King born of
stone thousands of years ago in the Chinese legend, His Yu Chi (Shee Yo Ji) or
The Record of the Journey of the West. The "ku" of his name
means "sky" |
| Goten |
Air; the
"ten" means heaven |
| Kaiou-sama |
Mr.
World King |
| Kame Sennin |
Turtle Sage |
| Shen
Lon |
Godly
Dragon |
